Restoration Fee. Before the signing of this Agreement by the Resident, he or she also will deposit with SEATTLE CENTRAL the non- refundable sum of $300 as a Restoration Fee to cover minimum cleaning and maintenance costs.
Restoration Fee. 1. RESTORATION FEE: Due on Lease Start Date, the Non-Refundable Restoration Fee specified on Section 1.2, Paragraph 12 of this Lease is to be retained by Landlord for normal and customary cleaning at turn over. It is agreed that Xxxxxx(s) will comply with all the provisions of this Lease Agreement and shall completely vacate the Premises in good condition on Tenant Vacate Date. In exchange for the payment of this fee, Xxxxxxxx agrees to perform certain cleaning and painting duties as indicated below. It is assumed that Xxxxxx(s) are performing regular cleaning and maintaining the cleanliness of the apartment throughout the term of this Lease Agreement. Charges may be assessed for any excessive cleaning, for stains and/or damage to the carpet and for any other damages.
Restoration Fee. Due upon execution of Lease, the Non-Refundable Restoration Fee is to be retained by Landlord for normal and customary cleaning at turn over. It is agreed that the Tenant will comply with all the provisions of this Lease, including the Handbook, and has completely vacated the premises in good condition. In exchange for the payment of this fee, Landlord agrees to perform certain cleaning and painting duties as indicated below. It is assumed that the Tenants are performing regular cleaning and maintaining the cleanliness of the apartment throughout the lease term. Charges may be assessed for any excessive cleaning, for stains and/or damage to the carpet and for any other damages. The restoration fee pays for the following: • Professional carpet cleaning (not to include stain or spot removal or any damage). • Cleaning of hardwood floors (tenants are responsible for sweeping the floors and removing all trash and dirt before the move-out date). • Cleaning of vinyl flooring. • Touch-up painting. • Cleaning of light fixtures. • Cleaning of appliances (not to include scrubbing, scraping of food or spills). • Replacement of reflector pans under range burners. • Wiping down of kitchen cabinets and countertops. • Cleaning bathroom fixtures, mirrors and countertops (not to include excessive dirt or residue). • Replacement of up to two light bulbs. • Cleaning of mini-blinds and windows. • Cleaning washer/dryer (where applicable). • Wiping shelving in closets. The TENANT is responsible for the following: • All belongings including coat hangers, trash, boxes, soap, toilet paper, shower curtains, etc. must be removed from the unit and from outside the unit, including balconies, patios and storage areas and properly disposed of in the property’s dumpster (if any) or by removal from the property. No property or trash shall be left at curbside. • All holes in walls and ceilings created by nails, hanging plants/lamps or shelves, etc. must be patched with an appropriate amount of spackling compound and sanded smooth. • All cabinets and drawers must be cleared out, including all contact paper and glue residue shall be removed. • For ovens that have a self-cleaning option, Tenant agrees to complete this process prior to move-out, as this typically requires more than 4 hours. • Tenants are responsible for sweeping the floors and removing all trash and dirt before the move-out date The Restoration fee will not cover the cost incurred by the Landlord for excessive cleaning of the a...
Restoration Fee. A fee of $1.00-2.00 per each ticket sold to the event will be assessed, in addition to the rental fee. Every ticket sold, whether by our box office or by another vendor, will be assessed this fee to maintain and preserve the historic non-profit facility.
Restoration Fee. Definition: An entrance payment due upon the initial rental of a site. If the Seasonal decides not to return for a subsequent season, this fee will be refunded only if all personal property is removed from the Resort, the site is restored to its originally occupied condition as per Resort discretion and all monthly account fees are paid in full. ONLY
Restoration Fee. If not later than thirty (30) days prior to the Expiration Date, Tenant and Landlord have not entered into an agreement to extend the Lease Term for an additional term of a minimum of three (3) years on terms that are mutual acceptable to both parties, then Tenant shall pay to Landlord Thirty Thousand and 00/100 Dollars ($30,000.00) (“Restoration Fee”) for Landlord’s removal of certain leasehold improvements and related costs to restore the Leased Premises. The Restoration Fee shall be paid by Tenant on the Expiration Date.
Restoration Fee. Tenant agrees that a Restoration Fee of $ for the services designated in Paragraph 8, below, shall be due on or before the final day of the Term and may be deducted from the security deposit if not separately paid by Tenant. *The summary of charges shown above does not anticipate nor include charges you may bear responsibility for in the event of a breach of your Rental Agreement or overages for utilities & services. Such charges might include but are not limited to late fees, charges for damages, violations of use restrictions, tenants’ duties, rules and regulations, reasonable attorney's fees, and other costs.
Restoration Fee. The Monthly fee for each Month of the Restoration Period (“Restoration Fee”) for the quantity of LNG (in MMBtus) delivered by Seller to Buyer shall equal the following: Restoration Fee = Liquefaction Take or PayRestoration + Delivery Take or PayRestoration + Upstream CostRestoration + Pass-Through Cost + Delivered LNG Cost *** where:
Restoration Fee. The Owner, with consultation and agreement with the Manager, may impose a Historic Cinema Restoration Fee ("Restoration Fee") to be added to the price of tickets for events at the Cinema. In such event, the Manager shall include the Restoration Fee requirement in all Use Agreements and ticket sale agreements for the Cinema and shall remit the net Restoration Fee proceeds to the Owner. The Owner may authorize the sale of a limited number of tickets per calendar year with a reduced or no Restoration Fee. The Owner may increase the Restoration Fee from time to time after prior consultation with the Manager and upon sixty (60) days written notice of such increase.
